Tuples π‘
Tuple in Python is a collection that is ordered, and unchangeable.
Find an element by index π‘
You can find an element in the tuple
by index
new_tuple=(1,"b",False)
print(new_tuple[0]) //1
print(new_tuple[1]) //"b"
Ordered π‘
The tuple is an ordered collection. The order can not be changed.
Unchangeable π‘
Once defined, the tuple
cannot be changed. But we can do some work around to update the tuple
by leveraging list
.
new_tuple = (1,"b")
updated_tuple = list(new_tuple)
updated_tuple[1] = "c"
new_tuple = tuple(updated_tuple)
print(new_tuple) // (1,"c")
Access the elements π‘
Items in a tuple can be accessed with a negative index as well.
new_tuple=(1,2,3,"a", False)
new_tuple[-1] //False
Conclusion π
There are more posts on the way related to the tuples...So keep reading.
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